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Elenco di Parole Livello C1 - Rischio

Qui imparerai alcune parole inglesi sul rischio, come "acutely", "liable", "daredevil", ecc., preparate per gli studenti di livello C1.

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CEFR C1 Vocabulary
acutely
acutely
[avverbio]

with a sharp or steep angle

acutamente

acutamente

Ex: The mountain peak rose acutely against the sky. 
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eventful
eventful
[aggettivo]

filled with important, exciting, or dangerous events

movimentato

movimentato

Ex: Their vacation turned out to be quite eventful with unexpected adventures every day. 
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daredevil
daredevil
[aggettivo]

reckless and willing to do dangerous things

scavezzacollo

scavezzacollo

Ex: Jake's daredevil nature led him to participate in skydiving and bungee jumping without hesitation. 
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guarded
guarded
[aggettivo]

not displaying feelings or giving very much information

guardingo

guardingo

Ex: She remained guarded during the interview, revealing very little about her personal life. 
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liable
liable
[aggettivo]

possible to do a particular action

essere soggetto a fare qualcosa

essere soggetto a fare qualcosa

Ex: The wet floor made him liable to slip and fall if he wasn't careful. 
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notorious
notorious
[aggettivo]

widely known for something negative or unfavorable

famigerato

famigerato

Ex: The city is notorious for its heavy traffic. 
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reckless
reckless
[aggettivo]

not caring about the possible results of one's actions that could be dangerous

spericolato

spericolato

Ex: The reckless gambler bet all of his savings on a risky investment, with disastrous consequences. 
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rash
rash
[aggettivo]

(of a person) tending to do things without carefully thinking about the possible outcomes

avventato

avventato

Ex: Being rash in negotiations often leads to unfavorable outcomes that could have been avoided with careful consideration. 
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wary
wary
[aggettivo]

feeling or showing caution and attentiveness regarding possible dangers or problems

accorto

accorto

Ex: She was wary of strangers approaching her late at night. 
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safe and sound

not damaged or injured in any way

sano e salvo, illeso

sano e salvo, illeso

Ex: After the storm, the children were found safe and sound. 
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to avert
to avert
[Verbo]

to prevent something dangerous or unpleasant from happening

prevenire

prevenire

Ex: The timely intervention of the lifeguard averted a potential drowning at the pool. 
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to beware
to beware
[Verbo]

to warn someone to be cautious of a dangerous person or thing

guardarsi da

guardarsi da

Ex: Beware of the icy conditions on the roads; drive carefully. 
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to caution
to caution
[Verbo]

to warn someone of something that could be difficult or dangerous

ammonire

ammonire

Ex: The doctor cautioned the patient about the potential side effects of the medication. 
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to compromise

to put someone or something in danger, particularly by being careless

giungere a un compromesso

giungere a un compromesso

Ex: His habit of sharing sensitive information online could compromise the security of the entire system. 
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to dare
to dare
[Verbo]

to challenge someone to do something difficult, embarrassing, or risky

osare di fare qualcosa

osare di fare qualcosa

Ex: I dare you to climb to the top of that tree and touch the highest branch. 
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to flee
to flee
[Verbo]

to escape danger or from a place

fuggire

fuggire

Ex: As the fire spread rapidly, residents had to flee from their apartments. 
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to lock away

to place something in a container or place that can be securely fastened with a lock

rinchiudere, mettere sotto chiave

rinchiudere, mettere sotto chiave

Ex: The jeweler locked away the precious gems in a vault for safekeeping. 
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alert
alert
[sostantivo]

a situation where people are ready to confront a threat

allarme

allarme

Ex: The soldiers were placed on high alert as intelligence suggested an imminent attack from enemy forces. 
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distress
distress
[sostantivo]

a situation where an airplane, ship, etc. requires help because it is in serious danger

pena

pena

Ex: The distress call from the stranded hikers prompted an immediate search and rescue operation. 
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hazard
hazard
[sostantivo]

something that poses a risk or danger

azzardo

azzardo

Ex: The slippery floor was a major hazard in the workplace, leading to several accidents. 
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gamble
gamble
[sostantivo]

an act that someone does while knowing that there is a risk but also possible success

rischio

rischio

Ex: Investing all his savings in the startup was a huge gamble, but it paid off when the company became successful. 
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peril
peril
[sostantivo]

the state of being threatened by or exposed to a significant negative occurrence

pericolo

pericolo

Ex: The mission plunged deep into enemy territory, with the agents operating under constant peril of discovery. 
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menace
menace
[sostantivo]

someone or something that causes or is likely to cause danger or damage

minaccia

minaccia

Ex: The increasing pollution in the river is a serious menace to the local wildlife. 
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precaution
precaution
[sostantivo]

an act done to prevent something unpleasant or bad from happening

precauzione

precauzione

Ex: As a precaution against theft, he installed security cameras around his home. 
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refuge
refuge
[sostantivo]

a place or structure that provides protection from danger, adversity, or hardship

rifugio

rifugio

Ex: The hikers found refuge in a mountain cabin during the storm. 
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death toll
death toll
[sostantivo]

the number of individuals who die as a result of an accident, war, etc.

numero di morti

numero di morti

Ex: The earthquake's death toll rose to over 1,000 as rescue operations continued. 
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rescue
rescue
[sostantivo]

the action or process of saving someone or something

salvataggio

salvataggio

Ex: The rescue of the trapped miners took several days and involved complex operations. 
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safeguard
safeguard
[sostantivo]

an act, law, rule, etc. that protects someone or something against danger or harm

salvaguardia

salvaguardia

Ex: The new cybersecurity law was implemented as a safeguard against data breaches. 
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cowardice
cowardice
[sostantivo]

the quality of not having courage

codardia

codardia

Ex: His act of fleeing the battlefield was seen as an act of cowardice by his comrades. 
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boldness
boldness
[sostantivo]

the quality of willing to take risks and not being afraid

ardire

ardire

Ex: His boldness in proposing the new initiative impressed the board of directors. 
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madness
madness
[sostantivo]

very stupid behavior that could develop into a dangerous situation

pazzia

pazzia

Ex: Driving at high speeds in dense fog is sheer madness and incredibly dangerous. 
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AWOL
AWOL
[aggettivo]

referring to something that is stolen or not in its usual place

sparito, non al suo posto

sparito, non al suo posto

Ex: The valuable painting was mysteriously AWOL from the museum's collection. 
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